Sentence examples for pull papers from inspiring English sources

He said he has already paid 30,000 pesos, or U.S. $700, for lawyers, photocopies, notarizing documents and traveling to offices where he needs to pull papers.

She'd reach around Lauren with her other arm and pull paper towels from the dispenser and give them to her with a smile, close, their faces almost touching.

But as I pull paper after crumpled paper from my daughter, Lorelei's, book bag I can feel myself wanting to shove it all under the couch and run far, far away.

Scrape or pull paper off the wall, whichever is easier.

Do not pull paper from printer when it is still printing.

Make sure you pull paper out of the front of the printer only as a last resort.

He pulled papers out of his pocket.

The usually off-the-cuff candidate pulled papers out of his suit pocket with the exact quote that Fields gave after the alleged assault.

The Free Beacon dislikes Hillary, and the site undoubtedly pulled papers selectively — it published ones from the 1992 Presidential campaign, the bumpy first years of the Clinton Administration, and from the Monica chapter — none of which reveal anything crushingly awful.

An example of a "featured" story found last week on Yahoo's front page: "Where Rich Singles Live," accompanied by a picture of an attractive young woman smiling at the camera while pulling papers out of a briefcase.

Nothing good happens for this White House when he pulls papers out of his pocket.